むとす

Japanese

Alternative forms

Etymology

Original form of んとする (n to suru). Compound of classical volitional auxiliary む (mu), quotation particle と (to), and verb す (su, “to do”), original form of する (suru, “to do”). む (mu) regularly contracted into ん (n) and is read as n in the modern language in Classical Japanese texts.

In Heian era speech, this would also sometimes contract into むず (muzu) or うず (uzu).

Phrase

むとす • (mu to su) 

  1. (archaic) Alternative form of んとする (n to suru)

Conjugation

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